Two visits with one of my children to the Temple Mount, separated by 16 and a half years, help illustrate the Israeli government’s slow weaning from its toxic appeasement of Arab terror and intolerance. The process must be completed. In December 2009, the day before my oldest daughter got married, we went up to the Temple Mount.
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